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July 7th 15, 01:25 PM
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An antenna question--43 ft vertical
On 7/7/2015 6:25 AM, Ian Jackson wrote:
In message , Jerry Stuckle writes Sure, there is ALWAYS VSWR. It may be 1:1, but it's always there. If there's no reflection, there can be no standing wave. So, being pedantic, there's no such thing as an SWR of 1:1! Why do you say that? If there is no reflection the voltage on the line is purely due to the forward signal and so the VSWR is 1:1. What's wrong with that? -- Rick |
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